I thought maybe I could just put a drop in sink instead but that sucker is like cemented in.

Im going to be using job boxes cemented to the property and a shipping container as well as adding steel lock boxes to the bed of each truck.

The books provide a small bit of guidance and guardrails on how to do something, then I just do it and cement the learning into my brain.

For extra eye grabbing attention and a homey feel I might add a small cement bird bath outside one of the front windows behind the Japanese yew bush.

There is also barriers to pouring cement as the only entrance to patio from outside is through the standard size door through garage.

Several discounted stores but I would not waist my time and gas money.Home Depot and Lowes have discounted items all the time that will completely do your job.Ask the Manager on Duty where the discounted items are .Most torn bags of tile cement are 50% off. 

Front: one between first story floor and first story ceiling, another lolly directly beneath that, and cement footing w rebar in the basement slab beneath everything. 

I need to put down some plants and 8" down I hit a cement wall, may be an old septic tank. 

I was wondering if it would be better to pour cement to raise the entire living area of the house 15-24 inches a reasonable thing to do? 

Excluding land, office construction, pouring cement pads and asphalt for the drives.